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Yamaha WR450 – Test

Having a good look over the Yammi in the garage beforehand revealed a really well put together dirt bike… so here we go
Our off-road Editor, A-grader and ex Rapid Bikes scribe, Ben O’Brien, puts Yamaha’s 2016 WR450F to the test. Here’s his full review. Test by Ben O’Brien Photography by Keith Muir It’s been a while since I sampled a Yamaha WR450 so I was pretty interested to see how the reverse-cylinder YZ-F motor would go in the 2016 enduro spec WR450F.
Having a good look over the Yammi in the garage beforehand revealed a really well put together dirt bike… so here we go. The Good Stuff
Airfilter access is super easy thanks to having the intake tract up top in front of the fuel tank, meaning two things. One, you would have to try really hard to drown the WR in a river, I mean really try. Second is that the airfilter stays cleaner for longer… a win-win.
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DON’T BE FOOLED BY ZERO PERCENT

Many deals sound too good to be true - generally because they are !!

Many deals sound too good to be true – generally because they are. Most zero percent car finance offers certainly fall into that category. They are definitely a good marketing strategy – because they increase inquiry rates at dealerships – but they are seldom a good deal for customers.
Zero percent finance is actually a form of ‘sub-vented finance’ – where the interest is actually paid indirectly to the financier. In practise, how this works is the dealer pays the interest to the financier from the profit out of the sale of the new bike. This is why, when a purchase is completed using a zero percent offer, there is little room, if any, to negotiate on the price of the vehicle.
When choosing finance it is essential to look at the overall deal rather than do what the marketers want – which is to see you focus exclusively on the zero.
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